Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-03

that in return for this l have been rs.
moved from & post where her confidence
placed me. In leaving political life |
form but one wish-it is that
the republic may not be struck
blows aimed st myself, bus that it nav
issue triumphant from the dangers 1t is
made to incur. I place on the bureau OF
the Chamber of Deputies ny resignation
OF the functions OF President OF the
French republic"
THE POPE INsTRUCTs THE RIGHT.
PARIS, Dec. 2.-The RoYalists have
tried to keep the result Of their councils
secret, but it hss trsnspired that Bishop
Ffeppett had 8 meeting Of his party and
read note from the Vatican in which the
Pope instructed tie Deputies OF the
Right 70 vote for Ferry. 1t is reported
that several declared they would not re-
spect the Pope's Instructions.
1t is stated that the Left wishes Ferry,
Defreycinet and Flcquet to withdraw and
allow the whole Republican party to
select less prominent candidate for the
presidency, such 2s Sadicsrnot, Leroyer,
Marcere or Leon Say.
INFORMAL BALLOT FOR PRES: DENT.
PARIS, Dec. "a number OF members
OF the two Chambers held a session in the
Paiais Bourbon this afternoon for the
purpose or balloting for President pre-
paratory TO the election of the Congress
ct Versailles to morrow. The first ballot
opened at $3.50 p. m. and closed st 4:3O.
1t resulted: NJ. FIoquet, 10l votes; NJ.
De Freycinet, 9l4; NJ. Brisson, So; NJ.
Sadi-Carnot, 40; NJ. Ferry, 10; M. Fail
Heres, 3; NJ. GreVy, 2.
A second ballot was then taken.
A RIOT.
PARIS, Dec. 2.-A5 4:3O groups of PEG.
pie had begun to gather in front of the
Palais Bourbon. Louise Michel at
tempted to force IN entrance into the
building and was again placed unoer
arrest.
A number of radicals went to the Hotel
De Vile TO request tue municipal Cou6cii
to j)ln g deput.tion which Will call
upon the lesders Of the left to protest
agains the election OF NJ. Ferry TO the
In pursuance of an order to generals to
rel lin their commands, General Bou-
anger has returned TO Clermont- Fer
rand, his hesdqua- ters. His departure
rom Paris ST 80 O'Clock was quiet.
Egening-On the pretext thai the re-
public wes threatened, hundreds Of
'evolutionists and socialists followed by
/ big crowd srted for the Hotel de |
Vile. The police and cavalry charged |
he mob which retaIlated with voIley of
stones. A number OF persons were
wounded. The mob was dispersed.
The Municipal Council has decided to
continue in permanent session. Ia tie
econd bsilos 338 Senator's and Deputies |
7oted. Tee result was: De Freyciuet,
80 votes; Brisson, 81; Ssdi-Carnot, 81; |
rioquet, %; Ferry, IL. Olly members of
ne Republican groups took pstt in the
'all0ts.
M. Cameliena and DugUarcy, extremist
leputles, withHenri Rochefort OF L 'Iutran-
igeaDt tried TO harangue q crown in
rOnt o. the Paleis Bourbon, bat were
revented by the police. Afterwards
hey proceeded to the Hotel De Vile, fol-
owed by MOB. The guards dispersed
be crowd but allowed the deputies
o enter the Municipal Council,
hen discussing the proposal to proceed
0 the PaIais Bourbon tomorrow to de-
hand that TIE Chamber save the repub-
C. Cameliena obtained a fervent hear
lg. The Municipal Council agreed by
ote OF 81 to Is to ask an audience with
ne Chamber of Deputies.